Jew Killing WWII By Poles Justified Sakowicz

Ponary Diary, 1941 – 1943: A Bystander’s Account Of A Mass Murder, by Kazimierz Sakowicz, Yitzhak Arad, Laurence Weinbaum (Translator). 2005

Jedwabne Nonmention Doesn’t Absolve the Germans. Polish Killings of Fugitive Jews Well Justified. Jews Betray Other Jews

The diary of the Pole, Kazimierz Sakowicz, is unique in that it is the only known surviving diary that records the mass shootings of Jews by Germans (and their local collaborators) in the wake of Operation Barbarossa. The EINSATZGRUPPEN and their associates were in action (the Holocaust by Bullets).

THE HOLOCAUST AND THE POLOKAUST WERE INTERTWINED

The shootings at Ponary (near Wilno) were not only of Jews, but also of Poles, especially prominent ones, and later of members of the Polish Underground. [For this reason, the “bystander” in the title has Orwellian connotations: It is now a standard part of Holocaustspeak, whereby it is implied that Poles were witnesses to the murders of Jews, but were not really victims themselves.] They certainly were.

THE QUESTION OF JEWISH PASSIVITY

Sakowicz quotes some Shaulists who said that Jews about to be shot cry and plead for their lives, while Poles don’t. (p. 114).

ARBITRARY NAZI GERMAN DECISIONS ON WHO IS OR IS NOT A JEW

Sakowicz and Editor Arad note that the Karaites, a Jewish sect, were declared non-Jews by the Nazis and spared. (p. 18). [On the other hand, Jews who had generations ago stopped identifying as Jews were murdered, and GOYS who had even recently converted to Judaism were also murdered. Go figure it out.]

JEWS BETRAY OTHER JEWS: DON’T ASSUME THAT THE LOW OVERALL SURVIVORSHIP OF FUGITIVE JEWS WAS THE FAULT OF POLISH DENOUNCERS

In early October 1943, Sakowicz recorded the practice, by Germans and their Lithuanian (Shaulist) collaborators, of separating the last few Jews from those massacred before their eyes, and (briefly) sparing their lives in exchange for their going out and uncovering fellow Jews in hiding. He commented: “It seems that separating 4-5 Jews and temporarily offering them their lives yields good results for their executioners…excellent results for the executioners and a fatal ending for the Judases.” (p. 127). (How many cases of fugitive Jews not surviving the war, automatically blamed on Polish denunciations and killings, were actually the deeds of Jewish denouncers–coerced or not?)

THE ALLEGED GERMAN NON-MENTION OF THE JEDWABNE MASSACRE IS NOT PROOF THAT THE GERMANS DID NOT DO IT

Editor Yitzhak Arad discusses a particular group of shootings, the largest of which was labeled an anti-criminal action despite the inclusion of child victims. He comments: “Six small Aktionen, the last in the first great wave of murder that began with the occupation of the city, were conducted in Wilno in December 1941. There is nothing in either Jewish sources or the Einsatzgruppen reports about an Aktion in late November or early December that would correspond to Sakowicz’s December 5 diary entry about 360 prisoners, mainly women and children.” (pp. 40-41).

Now consider the fact that Jan T. Gross has argued that the Germans couldn’t have been responsible for the massacre of Jews at Jedwabne because, according to him, no Einsatzgruppen or other German records mention the Germans as committing the deed. His argument is, at best, an argument from silence. Moreover, the deeds recorded by Sakowicz show that the Germans are perfectly capable of massacring at least hundreds of people, yet for one reason or another failing to record that particular event in their Einsatzgruppen or other reports. [Note also, for purpose of numerical comparison, that the number of Jedwabne victims was very likely less than 360.]

KILLINGS OF FUGITIVE JEWS BY POLES WERE WELL JUSTIFIED

Editor Arad [ironically, later himself accused of wartime crimes] excuses the banditry of fugitive Jews by saying that they needed to live. (p. 92). This is classic selfish Judeocentric thinking. The local non-Jews ALSO needed to live–to retain their possessions in order to survive the brutal German occupation.

What’s more, Jewish bandits were very aggressive, and not even lacking in provisions. Sakowicz comments (July 1943): “…attacking individual houses in the villages and even whole villages (Zwierzyniec). They also carry out attacks on the roads…They stole shoes and food and are ruthless. The villagers escaped and begin to defend themselves, turning Jews over to the Lithuanians…a manhunt…About 30-40 Jews were killed…Both the Jews and the Bolsheviks are well-armed…The attacks by Jews were not dictated by necessity, that is, lack of money. No, during the manhunt the Lithuanians found considerable sums of money on the bodies…In the forest, there are cows…” (pp. 95-97).

JEWS IN A POSITION TO BE LARGE-SCALE KILLERS OF POLES

The massacres of Poles at Naliboki and Koniuchy, by Soviets and Jews, took place after this diary had been written. However, Editor Yitzhak Arad candidly admits that: “Jews constituted a substantial proportion of the Soviet partisans in Rudnicka Forest.” (p. 125). Clearly, Jews had means, motive, and lack of alibi.

Unfortunately, Sakowicz’s diary breaks off in late 1943, at which time Jewish murders of Poles, and Jewish-Soviet collaboration, had yet to begin in earnest. This is probably because more recent entries have not survived or been located.

Sakowicz was killed later in the war.